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Harrogate Railway AFC Station View, Harrogate HG2 7JA CLUB OFFICIALS Chairman
ROB NORTHFIELD Treasurer
CHRIS PARKES Club Secretary
ANN KIRK
Football Secretary
DAVID SHEPHERD Commercial Manager
ALAN SMITH Committee
GARY JOHNSON, SIMON MERCER, ALAN SMITH, BEN DRURY, CHRIS WATT Media/Press Officer
MARK P DOHERTY Clubhouse Manager
GARY JOHNSON
FIRST TEAM Manager
PAUL BEESLEY Assistant Managers
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PAUL’S VIEW Meet our new manager...
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MATCH REPORT
A night to forget for Railway
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Toolstation NCEL Premier League - 7:45pm Tuesday 20TH September 2016
PAUL’S VIEW Welcome all to Station View on this Tuesday night in what will be my very first home game in charge of Harrogate Railway. I would firstly like to thank the chairman, board and sponsors for the opportunity they’ve given me. This is a fantastic club close to my heart having played for and against over the years, I’m very happy to be back and keen to bring success. At 32 years young I still feel I have a lot to offer on the pitch. I’m certainly not ready to hang my boots up just yet and will be involved either from the bench or starting the game providing I feel it will be beneficial to the squad. As a player I always give 100% in every game, sometimes things don’t go your way, you could be having a bad game or just nothing going right for you on the pitch, this happens to everyone at some stage but one thing you can always give is 100%. I will demand this from my players in each and every game. With that as a starting point along with determination, commitment and desire I feel we can improve the results and move up the table. I’m expecting a very difficult game tonight against Worksop. They are a big club at this level who usually do very well, should be an interesting game with hopefully goals, excitement and played in the right manor. This is a fresh start for me the players and everyone involved at the club. I urge all the supporters to get behind the lads and hopefully cheer them onto 3 points. Up the Rail
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BIG SCREEN LIVE FOOTBALL BACK IN THE DAGGA... DON’T MISS A KICK OF ANY GAME SCREENED LIVE WE’VE GOT EM ALL Handsworth keeper, Joseph Green smothers a fierce shot by Harrogate Railway
Handsworth Parramore Fire Seven Railway struggle against a strong Parramore team, who are chasing promotion from the NCEL Premier League Harrogate Railway struggled from the very start of the game to contain a very accomplished Handsworth Parramore.
attacked the Rail’s penalty box. A half clearance saw the ball fall to the feet of Simon Harrison, who whipped it into the top corner of the net. 4-0
The first goal of the evening came from a free kick, that was glanced in by Gareth Griffiths to make it 1-0 to the visitors on ten minutes.
Handsworth weren’t finished there. They wanted more out of the first half and just before the referee could blow for half time, they got their fifth.
Railway tried to reply immediately, but simply couldn’t get a clear cut chance in front of goal.
Five goals clear after 45 minutes and Railway were low on confidence and looking to minimise the damage during the second half.
It took another quarter of an hour for Parramore to double their lead. A ball across field to Alex Rippon saw the number seven make no mistake and calmly finish to make it 2-0.
Ryan Sharrocks and Alex Low were replaced at half time by Jonathan Richards and Chris Ovington. A positive move to try and get something from the game – even if it was only a consolation goal or two.
Railway fought to get possession of the ball, but Handsworth were clearly full of confidence, stroking the ball easily around the pitch.
Railway competed better in the second half, but on 62 minutes, Michael Harcourt got Parramore’s sixth goal with a close range effort.
On 30 minutes, a decisive run into the box was halted by the Railway defence with the referee in no doubt that it was done illegally. Up stepped Danny Holland to take the penalty. 3-0 to the visitors.
Kieran Wells wrapped up the scoring for Handsworth on 77 minutes with their seventh and a nicely headed goal.
Railway could have been forgiven in thinking that half time would come to the rescue. But worse was in store.
A night to forget for Railway and one in which almost everything came off for Handsworth Parramore.
On 42 minutes, Handsworth again
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If Handsworth Parramore can continue to play like this for the whole season, then they have shown why they will be contenders for that promotion spot come May.
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(Above) Danny Stimpson clears the ball from danger after Jake Lofthouse had made the initial save
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INTRODUCING WORKSOP TOWN The club claims to have been founded in 1861, which would make it the fourth oldest football club in the world, however the only evidence to back up this claim is from a 1911 newspaper article. The first time football was played in the town was in 1873, when a group of 15 male Worksopians took on 15 from a local church. The first recorded usage of the Worksop Town name came in 1882, when a team using that name played Eckington on 18 February. They joined the Sheffield & District Football League in 1892 and also played in the Sheffield Association League during the late 1890s after an unsuccessful one-year stint in the Midland League. Worksop rejoined the Midland League in 1900 and would become prominent members of the competition before the First World War. They finished as high as 3rd in the league in 1903, and in 1908 they reached the 1st Round of the FA Cup for the first time, losing 1–9 at Stamford Bridge to Chelsea in front of 18,995 spectators. After taking a break from football during WWI, Worksop re-joined the Midland League and in 1921 won the competition for the first time. The 1920s prvoided the club with their best spell in the FA Cup, reaching the 1st Round in four out of six seasons from 1921.
In 1923 they drew Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane – the Tigers pulled off a shock by holding Spurs to goalless draw. The Worksop board decided against hosting the replay at Central Avenue, and they were beaten 0–9 in the replay two days after the original tie, again at White Hart Lane. In 1926 they reached the 2nd Round for the first time after beating Coventry City at Central Avenue in the 1st Round – eventually losing by the odd goal in three to Chesterfield in the next round. In 1930 the club experienced hard times and withdrew from the Midland League before disbanding. A new club was formed a few days later, but they initially had to play in the Sheffield Association League and Central Combination before joining the Yorkshire League in 1935. After the end of WWII they re-joined the Midland League after a 20-year absence from the competition. In 1956 they progressed to the 3rd Round of the FA Cup for the only time in their history, beating Skegness Town and Bradford City before losing out to Swindon Town at the County Ground. Worksop picked up their second Midland League title in 1966 before becoming founder members of the Northern Premier League (NPL) two years later. Continued Page 16
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They would return to the Midland League after just one year however, as the Tigers finished bottom of the pile in the NPL’s inaugural season. They won their third and last Midland League title in 1973, and a year later rejoined the NPL, eventually finding their feet at this higher level. In 1978 they once more reached the 1st Round of the FA Cup, losing 1–5 to Barnsley at Oakwell. In 1989 they were relegated to Division 1 of the NPL, and had to move to play in Gainsborough when they were evicted from their Central Avenue home. They would spend three years in Gainsborough before returning to the newly built Sandy Lane ground in Worksop in 1992. The Tigers regained NPL Premier Division status in 1998, by which time Chris Waddle was pulling on a Worksop shirt, and in 1999 they finished as runners-up in the NPL, only just missing out on promotion to the Football Conference. In 2004 they were founder members of the Conference North, but they only lasted three years in the division before being relegated back to the Northern Premier League, and it was around this time that the club fell into financial difficulties
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and lost ownership of their home ground at Sandy Lane, being forced to rent the grounds of Hucknall Town, Ilkeston Town and Retford United for three years. In 2011 the club finally returned to Sandy Lane, but this time as tenants of Worksop Parramore, who had bought the ground and allowed the Tigers to play there. The 2013–14 season almost saw Worksop clinch promotion back to the Conference North but they were beaten in the league play-off semi-finals. At the end of the season owner Jason Clark revealed he would no longer be funding the club, plunging Worksop into a financial crisis, and shortly afterwards the decision was taken to resign from the Northern Premier League and join the Northern Counties East League (NCEL), entering the NCEL’s Premier Division. The drop to the ninth level of the English football league system also meant a first foray into the FA Vase, having previously competed in the FA Trophy. They have gained considerable success in another cup competition, the prestigious Sheffield & Hallamshire Senior Cup – as of 2014 they had won the competition eleven times.
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There is a an old saying, “the one thing we can count on is change” and we have seen just that over the last week or so.
Paul at his 2 interviews came over as extremely professional, passionate and wanted this job more than any one else we considered.
Lee Ashforth’s resignation that I do not think was a surprise to anyone. Lee is a great person, family man and friend, however the record books never lie and he found it challenging in the end, too challenging to continue. There wasn’t one person that put him under any pressure. The pressure came from his own high standards. So we all thank Lee for his wonderful energy and efforts, wishing him all the very best for the future. We move on as every club has to do and we have given Paul Beesley his opportunity to take Harrogate Railway back up the league with the support of the Management Board.
We welcome Paul, his ideas and like Lee will give him all the support we are able to give him. Results have not been good, and like i said about Lee, no one has been surprised about that especially under the circumstances. However we now expect that to change, maybe not immediately however certainly over the coming weeks. Let us get behind the team and I am sure they will reward our efforts. Have a great day and a great game everyone
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The team proved to be a tremendous success, eventually winning the league title in the 1947/48 season, losing only two games, and scoring 107 goals. This success prompted them to try and run two teams, but they ran into difficulties and the club closed at the end of the 1948/49 season. After 23 years in the West Lancashire League, the start of the 2016/17 season saw yet another change of leagues, with the First Team moving up into the Hallmark Security Football League, and the Reserves moving into the West Division of the Lancashire League, but there was no change for the Academy team who remained in the Mid Lancashire League. Since the club was reformed in 1955 the teams colours have always contained green. In 2016 they were admitted to the North West Counties Football League Division One, at level 10 of the English football league system.
League North West Counties Football League 2016–17 Currently 6th having played 11 games; won 6, drawn 2 and lost 3. Honours:
Chorley Alliance League 1947-8, 1956-7; Gillette Cup 1956-7, 1959-60, 1963-4; Guildhall Cup 1957-8, 1968-9, 1992-3; Preston & District League 1960-1, 1966-7, 1967-8, 1968-9, 1989-90; Chorley Amateur Cup 1960-1, 1961-2, 1964-5; Lancashire Amateur Shield 1967-8, 2001-2, 2006-7, 2010-11, 2011-12; Hunt Cup 1969-70; West Lancashire League Reserve Division 2 1995-6; West Lancashire League Reserve Division 1 1996-7, 1997-8, 2013-14; West Lancashire League Division 1 (now Premier Division) 1997-8; Goldline Trophy 2000-1, 2005-6; Richardson Cup 2001-2, 2003-4, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16; West Lancashire League Premier Division 2002-3, 2008-9, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15; Wilf Carr Memorial Trophy 2009; West Lancashire League - Team of the Season 2011-12, 201314; Performance Club of the Year - (Chorley Sports Awards) 2012, 2014; Northern Counties Senior Cup 2012-13; Houston Cup 2013-14; Mid Lancashire League Division 2 2014-15
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